Retail trade of veterinary medicines and drugs in pet stores.

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Publication date: 31.05.2024

Retail trade of veterinary drugs in pet stores in Ukraine is regulated by a number of regulations that determine the conditions for the sale of such goods. Key points to consider for the legal sale of veterinary drugs in pet stores include:

1. 1. Compliance of the premises: The premises of the pet store, where veterinary drugs are sold, must comply with established sanitary and veterinary-sanitary standards. This applies to storage conditions, temperature regime, humidity, etc.
   
   2. Qualified personnel: Sellers of veterinary drugs must have appropriate education or undergo special training to work with such products. It is often required to have a certified veterinarian on staff at the pet store.
   
   3. Documentary support: All veterinary drugs must be accompanied by the necessary documents - quality certificates, instructions for use, etc. It is also mandatory to keep a record of sales of veterinary drugs.
   
   4. Packaging and labeling requirements: All drugs must be properly packaged and labeled. Information about the drug, the manufacturer, the date of manufacture and the expiration date must be indicated on the package.
   
   5. Quality control: Pet stores are obliged to control the quality of veterinary drugs sold. This includes checking expiration dates, storage conditions and package integrity.

As of the current time, the retail trade of veterinary medicines and drugs in Ukraine is not subject to licensing. However, this does not mean that such activities are not regulated at all. There are other regulatory requirements and regulations that must be followed in order to legally sell veterinary drugs in pet stores. The main requirements include:

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2. 1. Compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards: Premises must comply with established sanitary standards, providing proper storage conditions for drugs.
   
   2. Personnel qualifications: Personnel selling veterinary drugs must have appropriate knowledge or undergo special training.
   
   3. Documentation: All veterinary drugs must be accompanied by the necessary documents (quality certificates, instructions for use, etc.).
   
   4. Labeling and packaging: Drugs must be properly packaged and labeled, indicating all necessary information about the drug.
   
   5. Quality control: Pet stores must control the quality of veterinary drugs sold by checking expiration dates and storage conditions.

For the sale of veterinary drugs in pet stores in Ukraine, there are specific requirements regulated by legislation. The main ones include:

1. 1. Premises and equipment:
   • Premises for storage and sale of veterinary drugs must comply with sanitary and hygienic standards.
   • Adequate storage conditions must be ensured, including temperature, humidity and light control.
   • The premises must be equipped with means for cleaning, disinfection and ensuring proper hygiene.
   
   2. Personnel qualifications:
   • Sellers of veterinary drugs must have appropriate education or undergo special training to work with veterinary drugs.
   • It is desirable to have a certified veterinarian on staff at the pet store who can provide advice on the use of drugs.
   
   3. Documentation:
   • Each veterinary drug must have a quality certificate and instructions for use.
   • Keeping a record of sales of veterinary drugs is mandatory.
   • Sellers are required to keep documents on the supply of drugs for the prescribed period.
   
   4. Marking and packaging:
   • All veterinary drugs must be properly packaged and labeled.
   • The following information should be indicated on the package: name of the drug, dose, expiration date, storage conditions, name and address of the manufacturer.
   
   5. Quality control:
   • Pet stores must carry out regular quality control of veterinary drugs, including checking expiration dates and storage conditions.
   • It is not allowed to sell drugs with damaged packages or with an expired expiration date.
   
   6. Information support:
   • Sellers must be able to provide buyers with complete information about the drug, its use, possible side effects and contraindications.